Hey Queen B! Hope you're well. Do you have any advice for beginner writers? I've written little askbox drabbles and such, but I have a plot bunny and the rough chunks / ideas I have so far have gotten up to 5k. I've no real (by which I mean, structured or formalised) writing experience outside of STEM (and I do not want to sound like a lab report, in this instance!), so I don't know anything about like story and writing structure, etc. I know I could just go for it and enjoy myself, but it feels a bit messy and chaotic rn, and I'd like to have some support / guidance to actually make it a bit more coherent / read nicer. Do you have any resources you recommend?
Ohh I get what you mean, and I wish I had some really useful advice for you, but I think you've pretty much hit the nail on the head with "Go for it and enjoy yourself". Finding your own style and voice when it comes to creative writing is a bit of a journey.
One thing I can recommend is reading lots of fiction and tkaing particular note of other people's style that you reall enjoy. Look at how they're writing scenes, see what sort of language they're using, that kind of things.
Oh! and I particularly like Stephen King's "On Writing" as a bit of a no nonsense book. It goes into different aspects, but there's some sound, solid advice in there.
I hope this helps a little bit!